My Own Affairs
My Own Affairs
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" And, seeing that we have here the occasion of debating on such doings in open Parliament, I address myself to M. The Minister of National Defence : Does he wish, he who is a man of honour, does he wish, not only as an old man with white hair, but also as a soldier whose conscience is pure and tranquil, to take on his shoulders the responsibility of the anguish and tortures inflicted on an innocent person ? Will he keep silent, or will he speak ?
" If he is not, perhaps, in a position to make ...a decision to-day, he has no right to hesitate any longer to throw light on this mysterious affair. " 1 88 CHAPTER XVI Lindenhof CAN anyone adequately realize the sufferings of a woman who sees herself erased from the World and taken to a madhouse — the conscious prisoner of an odious abuse of power ?
At Doebling, and afterwards at Purkesdorf, my tortures would have been beyond human endurance if I alone had been obliged to suffer. But with the hope of Divine justice, the knowledge that another was submitting to a worse punishment solely on my account gave me strength to endure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And, seeing that we have here the occasion of debating on such doings in open Parliament, I address myself to M. The Minister of National Defence : Does he wish, he who is a man of honour, does he wish, not only as an old man with white hair, but also as a soldier whose conscience is pure and tranquil, to take on his shoulders the responsibility of the anguish and tortures inflicted on an innocent person ? Will he keep silent, or will he speak ?
" If he is not, perhaps, in a position to make ...a decision to-day, he has no right to hesitate any longer to throw light on this mysterious affair. " 1 88 CHAPTER XVI Lindenhof CAN anyone adequately realize the sufferings of a woman who sees herself erased from the World and taken to a madhouse — the conscious prisoner of an odious abuse of power ?
At Doebling, and afterwards at Purkesdorf, my tortures would have been beyond human endurance if I alone had been obliged to suffer. But with the hope of Divine justice, the knowledge that another was submitting to a worse punishment solely on my account gave me strength to endure.
What to read after My Own Affairs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Princess of Belgium Louise to read onlineMoreLess
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